Truth has always become a bone of contention. Different people understand it differently. Sometimes, people impose on others their understan...

Biblical Interpretation means to    explore all possible bits and pieces in biblical texts;  examine parts-and-the-whole relationships in th...

When Paul talks about "the body of Christ" (as Christ's broken body) in his letters (1 Corinthians in particular), the image o...

Staying is different from living  I have stayed in Hyde Park, Chicago, but I have not lived here in a sense much less enjoyed this neighborh...

It's official—I've been promoted to a Full Professor at Virginia Union University. It's quite an honor and achievement in my sec...

How much do you know about Paul and his theology? How do you know who he is? What did he strive for during his ministry? Was he a follower o...

Wisdom is not limited to one religion or one culture. It is widespread across cultures and religions.  - hebel (Hebrew) means (mere) breath...

My Teaching Identity for Transformation and Solidarity I ask myself what it means to be a balanced teacher, down-to-earth scholar, and authe...

Three Marks of Existence in Early Buddhism: 1. Annica (impermanence): "everything changes" in the world or universe (cf, hebel in ...

Dao De Jing is a classical wisdom book, purportedly written by Laozi. It is one of the most-read books in the world today. It comprises 81 s...